In order for the messages sent over all the web forms you use on our servers to reach, your encodings must be arranged with SMTP authentication.

For Joomla 1.6 version before, you can do this by following the steps below. In new versions, this situation has been removed from there. As a new version, we recommend you to install or update. You should definitely take your backups during the update.

From the Joomla admin panel, log in to the mail settings under the server tab in the general configuration section.
Update the relevant section as in the example.

Mail Software: Smtp Server

Sender: Your e-mail address (such as test@test.com)

From: Name Surname

Mail Software Path: the information on the screen

Smtp Authentication: Yes

Smtp Security: None

Smtp Port: 25 or 587

Smtp Username: Your email address (such as test@test.com)

Smtp Password: Password of Your Email Address

Smtp Host: mail.yourdomain.extension

- Access your ftp domain after your update.

- Open the file in your /httpdocs/components/com_contact/controller.php directory in your ftp domain.

- Finding $ mail-> setSender (array ($ email, $ name)) line in the file; Modify $ mail-> setSender (array ($ MailFrom, $ FromName)) in this way and save it. Then upload this file to the same directory in your ftp.

March 6, 2020, 3:29 p.m.